Customer Reviews for VEVOR Electric Concrete Saw, 14" Concrete Cutter, 15-Amp Concrete Saw, Electric Circular Saw with 14" Blade and Tools, Masonry Saw for Granite, Brick, Porcelain, Reinforced Concrete and Other Material

Awesome, worth the price.! The water pump is okay for a few small cuts. I would recommend hooking up a hose for anything more than 15 minutes of cutting time.

Pays for itself right away. It INCLUDES a blade! It wasn't clear online, so I didn't need the other blade that I bought elsewhere. I made cuts to the Granite, concrete, aggravate that was the curb near my parking lot. Cuts thru the hard stuff just like they were wood. I used a trash can full of water for wetting the blade, the Saw included the pump and hose. The saw spins up gradually, perfect for me being an amateur. The picture is not clear how to hold the saw. But it's not dangerous. It is heavy, so you are always holding it securely due to the weight. The blade doesn't get caught on anything. I used a power strip that shuts off right away if I put too much angle that slows the blade. Using the wheels is safest. But that is intended for Vertical cutting. I had made cuts free hand, just holding it. It's doable, the saw is heavy, just don't force the cut and jam it.

Only used one time but cut keystone blocks with ease. Bought a tamper with it, had problems with it. Customer service not so good. After three weeks of back and forth worked out an acceptable solution. Purchased more items from them today. So not a deal breaker.

It paid itself off the first job cutting through 2” of old solid concrete with plenty of agrate, I cut about 15’ feet worth of trench and used the demo hammer I also bought on vevor to trench for my new piping it really worked great I couldn’t be happier.

Great price/fast shipping. Did the job for me for what it cost to rent the tool. It did trip the breaker if you tried to cut to deep on the first pass. Otherwise worked great.

Adding a second bathroom . Needed to cut out Concrete floor to run Plumbing Drains and Water inlet pipe . The only issue was the Water Valve that came with it is Plastic and not made well , replaced it with a Brass unit I built from parts from Home Depot . Other than that minor issue it was Flawless.. well worth the money

This thing worked great. I ended up using plugging the water pump into a Ridgid power inverter connected to a Ridgid battery and submerged the pump in a full 5 gallon bucket. The saw worked great for cutting a line in pavers that were 2 3/8 " thick. After about 16 feet of cutting the saw blade still has lot so life left. I didn't have any issues with the saw dying or cutting power. I didn't push the saw hard though!

Perfect tool for my job. I removed a set of concrete steps and used the saw to cut a triangular section out of the remaining stem wall. The saw worked beautifully—even cut through rebar. The saw was easy to handle and cut the full 5.5” depth I needed. I used the water feature to control dust and blade temperature, and found I needed about two gallons of water per cut foot. I ran a trickle of water from my garden hose into my reservoir bucket so I didn’t have to stop and fill my bucket all the time. I made a four foot horizontal and a two foot vertical cut, and stayed fairly dry throughout. The shield, when properly adjusted, controlled the water spray pretty well. I imagine cutting on a flat surface could be done single-handedly.

This thing was cumbersome at first, but I'm used to a gas powered saw, without a water line. That was a great feature as once you got used to it, and strung the hose up and over your shoulders to keep it out of the way, it worked great. It didn't spray water everywhere, and things were directed nicely to the cutting area.

It works and was better than expected and I even cut a steel beam with it without a problem. The I beam was beefy too and it sliced it like butter.